The URGO Foundation invited URGO employees to the ENDOrun, a solidarity run to raise awareness on this inflammatory gynecological disease. Three figures illustrate the importance of raising awareness on this pathology: Endometriosis affects 10% of…
read moreAccording to the Vietnamese Ministry of Health, hospitals are only able to meet 54% of the country’s blood demand and only 1.68% of the population has already donated blood. For the URGO Foundation, access to…
read moreWhat’s new in Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal? For the past 4 years, the URGO Foundation has been working alongside the Red Cross in Côte d’Ivoire to improve the health of mothers and children aged 0…
read moreThe URGO Foundation takes part in the National Congress of the Senegalese Pediatric Society! For many years, the Urgo Foundation has been – and still is – committed the Côte d’Ivoire Red Cross. In 2022,…
read moreThe Urgo Foundation commits to 11 EB associations in Brazil! Since its creation, the URGO Foundation has committed to fight Epidermolysis bullosa (EB*), a rare genetic skin disorder affecting many children around the world. A…
read moreA summer camp in Poland for kids with EB! From 15th to 22th of July, the Debra association organized in Poland its annual Epidermolysis Bullosa Summer Camp, with the support of the Urgo Foundation. Taking…
read moreA university postgraduate course for a better care of venous ulcers! In collaboration with the Alfonso X El Sabio University, the Urgo Foundation proposed a university postgraduate course in Madrid, Spain. From January to June…
read morePUPS: the program that trains pharmacists in first aid! Rugby World Cup in 2023, Olympic Games in 2024… Over the next few months, crowd gatherings could generate a surge in requests for treatment in…
read moreZoom on the National Epidermolysis Bullosa Patient Conference in China On April 28th, the national EB* Patient Conference was held in Shanghai Children’s Medical Center. This conference was hosted by Debra (the EB care center…
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